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    1. This document outlines the provisional mark scheme for the Edexcel Mechanics M1 exam from June 2002. It provides the questions, schemes for awarding marks, and maximum marks for each part of each question. 2. The first question involves calculating acceleration and displacement using kinematic equations. The second question involves momentum calculations for two objects. The third question uses moments to solve tensions in strings attached to objects. 3. Later questions involve resolving forces, calculating angles and velocities, and solving dynamics problems involving forces, masses, and accelerations. The last question involves calculating deceleration of an object attached to a breaking string.

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    1. This document outlines the provisional mark scheme for the Edexcel Mechanics M1 exam from June 2002. It provides the questions, schemes for awarding marks, and maximum marks for each part of each question. 2. The first question involves calculating acceleration and displacement using kinematic equations. The second question involves momentum calculations for two objects. The third question uses moments to solve tensions in strings attached to objects. 3. Later questions involve resolving forces, calculating angles and velocities, and solving dynamics problems involving forces, masses, and accelerations. The last question involves calculating deceleration of an object attached to a breaking string.

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    1. This document outlines the provisional mark scheme for the Edexcel Mechanics M1 exam from June 2002. It provides the questions, schemes for awarding marks, and maximum marks for each part of each question. 2. The first question involves calculating acceleration and displacement using kinematic equations. The second question involves momentum calculations for two objects. The third question uses moments to solve tensions in strings attached to objects. 3. Later questions involve resolving forces, calculating angles and velocities, and solving dynamics problems involving forces, masses, and accelerations. The last question involves calculating deceleration of an object attached to a breaking string.

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    1. This document outlines the provisional mark scheme for the Edexcel Mechanics M1 exam from June 2002. It provides the questions, schemes for awarding marks, and maximum marks for each part of each question. 2. The first question involves calculating acceleration and displacement using kinematic equations. The second question involves momentum calculations for two objects. The third question uses moments to solve tensions in strings attached to objects. 3. Later questions involve resolving forces, calculating angles and velocities, and solving dynamics problems involving forces, masses, and accelerations. The last question involves calculating deceleration of an object attached to a breaking string.

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    EDEXCEL MECHANICS M1 (6677) – JUNE 2002 PROVISIONAL MARK SCHEME

    Question
    Scheme Marks
    Number
    1
    1. (a) s = ut + at2 : 50 = 5  4 + 12  a  42
    2 M1 A1
     30 = 8a  a = 3.75 m s1 A1 (3)
    (b) 302 = 52 + 2  3.75  s M1 A1 ft
     s = 116 23 m A1 (3)
    (6 marks)
    2. 5 3

    A B
    v I = 3.6
    1 or 1
    Considering momentum of A: 3.6 = 0.5(5 + v) M1 A1
     v = 2.2 m s1 A1 (3)
    Considering momentum of B: 3.6 = m(3 + 1) or m(3 – 1)
    m = 0.9 or m = 1.8 M1 A1 (one)
    M1 A1 (both)
    (4)
    (7 marks)
    3. (a)
    A 30 C 20 50 B

    16 w 5
    M(C): 16  30 = w  20 + 5  70 (3 terms) M1 A1
     w = 6.5 N A1 (3)
    (b)
    d D

    3.5 6.5 5
    M(D): 3.5d + 6.5(d – 50) = 5(100 – d) M1 A2ft
    (1 eeoo)
     d = 55 cm A1 (4)
    (c) Tension equal along string, i.e. tensions = weights throughout B1 (1)
    or no contributions from strings in moments equation
    (8 marks)

    (ft = follow through mark; 1eeoo = minus one mark for each error or omission)

    1
    EDEXCEL MECHANICS M1 (6677) – JUNE 2002 PROVISIONAL MARK SCHEME

    Question
    Scheme Marks
    Number
    4. (a)
    R 2
    F= 5 R B1

    P R(): R cos 30  F cos 60 = 6g M1 A1

    2 1
    R 2
    3
     5 R 2 = 6g
    F
    6g  R = 88.3 N (or 88 N) A1 (4)

    (b) R(): P = R cos 60 + F cos 30 M1 A1


    = 74.7 N (or 75 N) A1 (3)
    (c)
    R Component of weight (↙) = 6g cos 60
    F = 29.4 N B1

    R  = 6g cos 30 = 50.9 N M1 A1


    Fmax = 0.4 R  = 20.36 N M1

    Since 29.4 > 20.36, the box moves A1 cso (5)


    6g
    (12 marks)
    5. (a)
    1 tan  = 1
      = 26.6 M1 A1
    2

     2
    angle required = 153.4 A1 (3)

    (b) a = 13 [(i  2j) – (5i + 7j)] M1


    = (2i – 3j) m s2 A1 (2)
    (c) F = ma = 4i – 6j M1
    F = (16 + 36) = 7.21 N M1 A1 (3)
    (d) v = (5 + 2t)i + (7 – 3t)j M1 A1ft (2)
     5  2t
    (e) v parallel to i + j  =1 M1
    7  3t
     t = 2.4 s M1 A1 (3)
    (13 marks)

    (cso = correct solution only)

    2
    EDEXCEL MECHANICS M1 (6677) – JUNE 2002 PROVISIONAL MARK SCHEME

    Question
    Scheme Marks
    Number
    6. (a) v

    3 shape B1

    (3, 2.5) B1 (2)

    t
    [1.5] T 2.5
    (b) Area = 27 = 12  1.5  3 + 3T + 1
    2  2.5  3 M1 A1
     T=7s A1 (3)
    (c) a
    shape 0  t  8.5 B1
    2
    shape t > 8.5 B1
    7 2.5 t
    (2, 7 (ft), 2.5) B1 (3)
    (1.2)

    (d) T (System)
    T – 200g = 200  2 M1 A1
      T = 2360 N A1 (3)
    (e) (Man)
    R  80g = 80  1.2 M1 A1
     R  R = 688 N A1 (3)
    (14 marks)

    3
    EDEXCEL MECHANICS M1 (6677) – JUNE 2002 PROVISIONAL MARK SCHEME

    Question
    Scheme Marks
    Number
    7. (a) R
    T F
    A
    T
    2mg
    B

    mg
    R = 2mg  F = 2mg B1
    A: T – 2mg = 2ma M1 A1
    B: mg  12  T = ma M1 A1
    Eliminating T: 3ma = 1
    2 mg – 2mg M1
    a= 1
    6 (1  4)g () A1 (7)
    1
    (b)  = 0.2  a = 30 g B1
    1 1
    when string breaks: v2 = 2  30 g  h = 15 gh M1 A1
    A decelerating with deceleration f  2mf = 2mg
    f = g = 15 g B1
    1 1
    Hence distance travelled during deceleration is given by 15 gh = 2  5 gd M1
    1
    d= 6 h
    7
     Total distance = h 6 A1 cso (6)
    (c) Any two from: weight of pulley; friction at pulley; friction on slope; B1 B1 (2)
    weight of string; string extensible; ‘spin’ of particle
    (15 marks)

    (() indicates final line is given on the paper; cso = correct solution only)

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